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Middle Schools in Sevier County Schools


At a glance
DistrictSevier County Schools93rd of 141 Tennessee districtsFull district overview →
9
Schools
5,359
Students
Top rankedSeymour Junior High School233rd of 594 Tennessee middle schools
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Biggest riser
Northview Junior Academy up 14 spots statewide this year
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Smallest classes
Gatlinburg Pittman Junior High School 10.8 students per teacher
SchoolDigger ratings
3★
2★
1★
4 schools without a SchoolDigger rating (too few tested students)
Summary:

Sevier County Schools operates 9 middle-level schools in the Sevier County area of Tennessee, using a split model of 5 junior high schools serving grades 7–9 and 4 intermediate schools serving grades 4–6, with a total enrollment of 5,226 students. The district ranks 93rd out of 141 Tennessee districts (34th percentile, 2 stars), with most schools trailing state averages in TNReady proficiency. Sevier County Junior High School is the largest school at 1,029 students, while Pigeon Forge Intermediate School is the smallest at 375 students.

Among junior highs, Seymour Junior High School is the strongest overall, ranked 233rd of 594 Tennessee middle schools (61st percentile), with the district's best math proficiency at 55.5% and a striking 93.5% geometry proficiency. Gatlinburg Pittman Junior High School posted exceptional advanced-course results, including 52.5% English I and 51.5% Biology I proficiency, plus strong 8th-grade math at 63.2%, but its state rank dropped sharply from 103rd to 247th after declines in science and social studies. Among intermediate schools, Seymour Intermediate School leads in every core subject, exceeding state averages in math (49.2%), ELA (48.0%), science (53.5%), and social studies (55.1%).

Several schools need attention. Northview Intermediate School has the district's lowest social studies proficiency (19.2% vs. 51.4% statewide) and the highest chronic absenteeism at 29.6%. Sevierville Intermediate School posts the lowest math (29.1%) and very low ELA (28.3%), while Pigeon Forge Junior High School ranks lowest among junior highs at 433rd of 594. Chronic absenteeism is a districtwide concern, with 8 of 9 schools exceeding the state rate of 18.3%. Spending does not predict performance — Seymour Junior High spends a modest $13,642 per student while producing the best results, whereas higher-spending schools lag. The strongest feeder path is Seymour Intermediate to Seymour Junior High, while the weakest runs through Sevierville Intermediate to Sevier County Junior High and Northview Intermediate to Northview Junior Academy.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Tennessee Department of Education.

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